Sunday, October 23, 2022

Battle of Bakhmut - update


Russia’s prospects of even this seems remote as winter sets in.
The Bakhmut operation is a lie according to Forbes. "The overall narrative the Kremlin hopes to create is that, despite all the evidence to the contrary, its forces still can win in Ukraine. And the forces contributing to the Bakhmut attack—in particular, the separatists and Wagner—all are trying to take credit for the fictional wins." While their comrades retreated or dug in, the Russian and allied troops around Bakhmut kept trying to advance. Losses are huge. Last week, the Russians claimed they’d captured several settlements around Bakhmut. Ukraine denied it. Russians are losing strength and they are willing to spend all to achieve a symbolic victory rather than an actual military one of value.

"Ukrainians are guys with the same iron balls as we are,” Prigozhin wrote.
Reports on social media and in Russian state media say Wagner mercenaries are on the outskirts of Bakhmut, in Ivangrad. Wagner boss Yevgeny Prigozhin has acknowledged that resistance from Ukraine around Bakhmut is stiff. “The situation near Bakhmut is stably difficult, the Ukrainian troops are putting up decent resistance and the legend of the fleeing Ukrainians is just a legend.
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Friday, October 21, 2022

Vishal Walia whacked - charges laid

The victim of the targeted shooting at Vancouver’s University Golf Club was Vishal Walia, 38. Cops confirmed that he had connections to the United Nations gang and conflict led to his death. Three United Nations gang associates have been charged with arson and other counts. Busted are DeAndre Baptiste, Balraj Basra and Iqbal Kang. They are facing first degree murder charges for the shooting of Vishal Walia.

Walia was a close friend of Aman Manj, who was killed in the parkade of a downtown Vancouver hotel on Sept. 15, 2021. His murder remains unsolved.
See ----->Aman Manj whacked - "lucky he made it that long"

Cop's Ponzi scheme lassos 40 other cops - dead

Larry Renton, who was a detective-sergeant when he retired in 2016, died at his home on Sunday. He was 58.
Ponzi schemer Det. Sgt. Larry Renton operated his investment scheme out of his West Region Ontario Provincial Police office in the town of Simcoe, then continued from home after he retired. He promised investors staggering returns and suckered dozens of OPP and municipal officers.

An estimated 40 officers of all ranks and an unknown number of civilians lost between $15m to $20m.
Renton retired at age 52.
Renton was not registered with the province of Ontario as a financial adviser or investment dealer. In his emails to investors, many of them police, he routinely reminded them that for every big investor they brought him, he would provide a 5% fee.

Thursday, October 20, 2022

Trump slags judge - called out as fraudster

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Who’s this Clinton appointed “Judge,” David Carter, who keeps saying, and sending to all, very nasty, wrong, and ill informed statements about me on rulings, or a case (whatever!), currently going on in California, that I know nothing about - nor am I represented. With that being said, please explain to this partisan hack that the Presidential Election of 2020 was Rigged and Stolen. Also, he shouldn’t be making statements about me until he understands the facts, which he doesn’t!

Trump lashed out after a federal judge wrote that he knowingly pushed false claims of voter fraud while he was fighting his 2020 election loss. Judge Carter ordered John Eastman, a pro-Trump attorney who tried to challenge Biden’s win, to turn over dozens of documents to the committee investigating the Capitol riot.
Among those 33 documents were emails that “demonstrate an effort by President Trump and his attorneys to press false claims in federal court for the purpose of delaying the January 6 vote,” Carter wrote. Trump signed a verification, under oath, in Dec 2020, which claimed that in Fulton County, Georgia, over 15,000 voters were improperly counted because they were cast by dead people, felons or unregistered voters. The problem for Trump is that is a lie.

“The emails show that President Trump knew that the specific numbers of voter fraud were wrong but continued to tout those numbers, both in court and to the public,” the judge wrote.

Kakhovka Dam - false flag attack

Zelenskyy says Moscow is preparing to blast the Kakhovka Dam, unleashing a disaster. “We have intelligence that Russian terrorists have mined the dam and HEPP turbines,” said Zelenskyy. “The dam holds back around 18 million cubic meters of water. If Russia blows it up, over 80 settlements – including Kherson – will be in the flash flood risk zone.”
"Hundreds of thousands of people are at risk."
“Russia is doing all this to carry out another false flag attack, intending to blame Ukraine for it,” Zelenskyy said. “We know this territory is under Russian control, and we know what Russians are capable of. They will stop at nothing. Together, we have to stop them.”

Wednesday, October 19, 2022

Talal Amer wanted - Top 25 K9

Talal Amer is sixth on the list, wanted for killing a mother in Calgary. He is said to be tapping his Lebanese heritage to avoid justice.

Talal Amer, his brother Barakat and two cousins, Badar and Abdul, are career gangsters.
Convicted gangster Talal Amer, 29, is wanted on Canada-wide warrants in the death of an innocent woman in a car crash that orphaned five children. He had been released from jail a week earlier. Amer faces charges of attempted murder, manslaughter, reckless discharge of a firearm, possession of a prohibited firearm and other offences. Amer was in a stolen truck and pursued a car, shooting at it before colliding with Angela McKenzie's vehicle, killing her. Amer was charged with six counts of attempted murder in connection with a Calgary street war around 2015. Amer and members of his family, including his brother and cousins, were involved in a bloody gang conflict over drug turf.

Angela McKenzie

New felony charges for Vegas HA highway shooters - update II

The last of eight men indicted in a Hells Angels racketeering case was reeled in yesterday. Rayann Mollasgo, 41, is a hangaround according to a September grand jury indictment. Feds now have all eight of the bikers they were after.

Boys are in trouble deep.
HA boss Richard “Rizzo” Devries was lassoed at a recent court appearance.

Padilla, Chun, Smith, Treich, Alo.
Its a slew of new felony charges for associates, prospects, and full patch. Three who have not been taken into custody on the new charges include Richard “Rizzo” Devries, 66, the Las Vegas chapter president for the Hells Angels.
See ----->HA Las Vegas against Vagos MC

Tuesday, October 18, 2022

Rabih Alkhalil tops 25 most wanted fugitives list = $250k

A whooping reward of up to $250k is being offered for information leading to 'Robby' Alkhalil. “We also know that $250,000 is a lot of money. For most people, $250,000 would be life changing. If you know where Rabih Alkhalil is, we don't need your name, we don't need your location, we just need to find him,”
See ---->Rabih Alkhalil escapes from North Fraser

’Ndrangheta boss Ursino Giuseppe - parole denied

Giuseppe (Pino) Ursino Grandfather and convicted mob boss Giuseppe 'Pino' Ursino has been denied parole after showing no remorse. His case marked the first time in Canada that the ’Ndrangheta was targeted as an organized crime group. Star crown witness against Ursino was police agent Carmine Guido, a former gangster who testified that Ursino was a boss who sat on the group’s “Camera Di Controllo,” or board of control. Ursino’s trial heard more than 40 secretly recorded conversations involving Guido. The word “respect” came up 33 times.
Ursino was a senior member of the board of directors of the ’Ndrangheta, the “Camera Di Controllo.”
Senior underworld boss Giuseppe (Pino) Ursino, 68 has lost his appeal for parole. The decision by the parole board’s appeal division came after Ursino argued COVID made him fear for his health. He refused the COVID vaccine when it was offered to him. His explanation was that he didn't know enough English. That didn't fly with the parole board. Ursino was sentenced to 11½ years in prison in Feb 2019 for conspiring to traffic cocaine and other charges, including gangsterism. In his trial, Ursino dismissed the secret police recordings used to nail him. “The stupid words come out of my mouth,” Ursino testified. “What I’m talking is one thing. What I mean is another.”

See ---->‘Ndrangheta crime boss Ursino guilty

Monday, October 17, 2022

ex-Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum

Former mayor of Surrey Doug McCallum returned his city provided vehicle without bothering to repair his collision damage. A final FU to Surrey taxpayers. McCallum drove the city-owned $47k Buick Envision before losing Saturday’s election. He also had a $15k vehicle allowance. Running under the slogan “Doug Gets it Done,” McCallum faces a looming trial for public mischief with the City picking up his legal bills, even though he was on personal business buying groceries.
McCallum claims he was “verbally assaulted”. McCallum made a police complaint and a claim with ICBC for his injuries. Doug McCallum is 78 years old. The mayor of Surrey, B.C., has been charged with public mischief. The B.C. Prosecution Service announced the single criminal count against Doug McCallum. McCallum claimed he had been struck by a car driven by a woman with the group "Keep the RCMP in Surrey" in the parking lot of a Save-On-Foods store on Sept 4. He claimed he was ‘assaulted and run over’ at the pro-RCMP event. Video apparently says he's lying. The scandal plagued Surrey Police is his pet project. He has attacked "Keep the RCMP in Surrey" repeatedly, even banning the group from civic meetings with a court order.

Sunday, October 16, 2022

Friendly fire in Belgorod - Lt Col. Lapin killed by Muslim Tajiks

"Tajiks told Lapin that a holy war is a war between Muslims and infidels. Lapin said that "Allah must be a coward if he doesn't allow you to fight for the country you swore an oath to."

The "terrorist" attack on a Russian military training ground in the Belgorod region bordering Ukraine left at least 11 dead and 15 wounded. Lapin was first reported as the son of commander Leksandr Pavlovich Lapin. This is not correct. The dead man is Lt Col. Andrey Lapin. 138th Separate Guards Motor Rifle Brigade, 6th Combined Arms Army, Western Military District.
Aftermath of the friendly fire incident in Belgorod - Lt Col. Lapin, reportedly mocked the religion of the Muslim non-Russian conscripts training on the range. https://topcargo200.com/475/

A video of Tajik President Emomali Rahmon complaining to Putin about his lack of respect went viral days ago.

Sunni Islam is, by far, the dominant religion in Tajikistan. After 70 years of political control, Soviets have been unable to eradicate Islam.

GTA moving scammers face hundreds of charges


Cemal Osturk, Dogan Celik, and Amethyst Jones face more than 260 charges.
Cops allege that when customers contacted one of the moving companies of the suspects, they were given very low quotes to move their belongings. After loading the customer's goods they were then presented with a contract to sign that contained no final price. Marks later received a revised invoice thousands more than what they were quoted. The customers were then told if they didn't pay the full invoice, their property would be disposed of.
In some cases some or all of the customer's property was stolen.

Some of the fraud companies included 12282569 Canada Inc., 13448037 Canada Inc., O’Canada Movers, Roadway Moving and Storage Inc., SafeBound Moving and Storage Inc., Canadian Principal Movers, All You Can Move, Right on Track Moving, New Vision Moving, Greenway Moving, Move Me Again Transportation Inc., All Over Canada Van Lines Inc., East Coast Star Van Lines Inc., and Moonstar Van Lines Inc.

Noel Harder - HA Rat dead

Noel Patrick Harder died of health complications earlier this month. He was 43.
Noel Harder decided to become a secret police agent after he got busted. He then spent three years testifying as a star witness against fellow drug dealers, gun runners, mobsters and the Hells Angels. At one point it was said a six figure bounty was on his head. The RCMP kicked Harder out of the federal Witness Protection Program for violations.
Harder was one of the highest level criminals in Saskatoon, and was described as a narcissist and sociopath.
Harder's work as a police agent began after he was pulled over while transporting dozens of guns. At the time, Harder was a senior member of the Fallen Saints Motorcycle Club, a puppet club of the HA.

On Jan. 14, 2014 a joint RCMP-Saskatoon police operation raided 19 locations in seven cities. $8m worth of methamphetamine, cocaine and fentanyl were seized. More than a dozen members of the Fallen Saints and Hells Angels were charged with a variety of offences. Everyone was busted except Harder.

Harder was a poor choice as a police agent and witness. "The biggest drug dealer involved was Noel Harder, and they let him go … he should have been the guy charged". Instead Harder was paid $500k. Harder blamed the RCMP for his many troubles. He met CBC News in a secret location for an exclusive interview about Project Forseti. "If somebody was coming to kill me," Harder said, "I’m going to be taking them with me, if not first."


See ----->Fallen Saints Mark Nowakowski pleads guilty
See ----->Project Forseti: Justin Smith pulls 18 years.

Friday, October 14, 2022

Fredy Renán Nájera put away for 30 years

Fredy Renán Nájera Montoya, 46, is a former Honduran politician and convicted drug trafficker. He served as deputy of the National Congress of Honduras. Najera oversaw the construction of airfields in Honduras and the use of militia-style tactics and weapons to protect drug shipments.
Najera was sentenced to 30 years in U.S. federal prison for his role in importing over 30 tons of cocaine.
In 2012, Nájera introduced the Sinaloa Cartel to Honduran officials who provided nearly unfettered access to a major commercial shipping hub in Puerto Cortés, Honduras. The Sinaloa Cartel relied on Nájera’s connections to transport at least 10 tons of cocaine through Puerto Cortés.

In addition to his prison sentence Nájera was sentenced to five years supervised release, ordered to forfeit $39m, and ordered to pay a fine of $10m.

Wednesday, October 12, 2022

HA Jason Arkinstall jailbound = 10 years

The sentencing of notorious HA Jason Arkinstall is over and the “extremely remorseful” veteran gangster is going away for a decade.
Jason Arkinstall was scheduled to be sentenced May 20 in Surrey. The high profile Mission HA was busted with Lawrence Edward Dwyer near Creston in October 2020 and charged with possession for the purpose of trafficking and drug smuggling. The two ran back into Canada after being spotted in Idaho with five duffel bags of cocaine and meth worth more than US $2m. The two rabbits fled to Canada, leaving the dope in the U.S. 38kg of cocaine and 90kg of meth was seized.
Arkinstall was acquitted in Calgary in 2011 of uttering threats against cops. The judge said Arkinstall was 'physically abused.' In 2013 Arkinstall was charged in Spain with HA Chad Wilson for trying to smuggle half a tonne of Colombian cocaine into the country. They were convicted and returned to Canada. Wilson was shot to death under the Golden Ears Bridge in 2018.
See ----->Naming charged officers in Calgary a 'black eye' for police - Les Kaminski

Orcs strike civilians - malice and cruelty

Ukraine’s defense minister said an IRIS-T air defense system from Germany and four additional HIMARS launchers from the US arrived. The IRIS-T is the first of four that Germany is sending. NATO Chief Jens Stoltenberg said the “malice and cruelty” of Russia has resulted in 50 nations pledging support, including Canada. Russia fired 83 missiles at civilians, killing at least 70. 43 missles were shot down. There is no "practical military sense" in the strikes. Targets included Shevchenko Park, near a children's playground.
Germany announced today its sending it's air defense system to Ukraine. On Sept 25, Ukraine received the National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile System (NASAMS) from the US. Ukraine has again called for free nations to provide air defense systems. Biden spoke with Zelensky and pledged continued US security assistance “including advanced air defense systems.”

Mongols bikie Nick 'The Knife' Forbes busted for old bar fight with Hells Angel

Mongols bikie boss Nick 'The Knife' Forbes has been remanded in custody after an assault at a nightclub with a rival biker almost a decade ago. The national president of the Mongols was arrested at Darwin Airport Tuesday. He was denied bail after being charged with aggravated assault and engage in violent conduct.
The Mongols National Run will take place in Darwin this weekend.

Tuesday, October 11, 2022

Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant on auxiliary power AGAIN

Russian missile attacks caused the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant to lose all external power for the second time in five days. Energoatom said diesel generators were supplying the plant but Russian troops blocked a convoy carrying additional fuel. The weaponization of civil nuclear plants makes for an unstable world.
Deputy head of the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine, Valeriy Martynyuk, has been kidnapped by Russian forces and is being detained in an unknown location, Ukraine's state nuclear energy company Energoatom said.
Energoatom called on IAEA chief Rafael Grossi to help free Martynyuk. Grossi met with Putin today.

Zaporizhzhia city remains under Ukrainian control.
External power to the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant was restored. The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant lost its last external power source as a result of artillery and is relying on emergency diesel generators. The plant’s link to a 750-kilovolt line was cut at 1am Saturday. All six reactors at Europe’s biggest nuclear plant are shut down but still require electricity for cooling and safety functions. Each generator has fuel for 10 days. If the cooling system fails, it could lead to an uncontrolled heat build-up, a meltdown, and a fire that would release and spread “catastrophic” radiation across Europe. The facility has been under Russian control for months. Putin has designated the plant "federal property."